If the support of a distribution has lebesgue measure zero, then the distribution is singular.

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Googling the definition of a "singular distribution" I've come across both this definition, the derivative being zero almost everywhere when the distribution is absolutely continuous, and the definition regarding density.

I understand the definition of density going to the cdf being derivative 0 a.e.

What I don't see is how if the support is lebesgue measure 0 that it also implies it is singular.